Furthermore, he suggested to McCardell “that [it] be done quickly and quietly.”
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Sewanee hosts new Fall Festival
Elizabeth Parrish (C’ 19), “Loved how the fall festival gave Sewanee students something fun to do and something new to try. They brought the community together for a great weekend.”
Alumna Huma Khan (C’08) shares work in behavioral economics
“She used six principles to solidify her point: social norms, conflict of choice, limited attention span, mental accounting, procrastination, and scarcity.”
Recent accident prompts temporary restrictions for first-year students and Greek life
Theta Pi, house pictured above, is currently suspended pending an investigation of their connection to the accident on September 29. Photo by Fleming Smith (C’19).
University adopts plan to move Commencement degree conferrals to Quad
The decision was made, according to Vice-Chancellor McCardell, “to allow everyone to participate in a single place, to speed up the process, and at the same time to do it in a way that is appropriately dignified and Sewanee-specific.”
Christina Hoff Sommers gives lecture on equity feminism
“She has had her academic articles featured in the Washington Post and the Huffington Post among others, with her lecture “Women are from Venus and Men are from Hell (and other Dubious Feminist Teachings)” centered around ideas presented in her books Who Stole Feminism? , The War Against Boys and One Nation Under Therapy.”
SUT now accepts credit and debit cards
“Despite its vintage atmosphere and cushioned seats, the SUT’s decision proves that the venue is still up to date with the latest technology.”
UPDATE: Jumpoff Road accident results in 11 hospitalizations
On Friday night, September 29, an accident on SR-156 resulted in several hospitalizations. Four of the injured students were airlifted to local hospitals.
Beloved restaurant Chicken Itza closes in Cowan
Students have missed Chicken Itza’s food this semester. “I have always loved the burrito places from back home, so I was super excited when Chicken Itza opened, and it became a place I went regularly,” says Addie Tyler (C’18).
Friends remember the life of T.J. Scholl (C’12)
“He was always available to his brothers, and I often sought his company late at night during the week when we were both hard at work on papers. I am so thankful to have shared time on the mountain with T.J. and to call him my brother. Those who shared his company will miss him dearly.”